Hilde Lausund
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Hilde Lausund is a researcher dedicated to improving the quality of life for older adults through the thoughtful integration of technology into home-based care. Her primary research areas center on welfare technology interventions, gerontechnology, and evidence-based practices for aging in place. Lausund’s most significant contribution is her 2023 systematic review of RCT studies on welfare technology for older people living at home, which has garnered 13 citations. This seminal work critically examines how technical solutions—from monitoring systems to assistive devices—can help older adults maintain physical and mental health while living independently for as long as possible. By synthesizing rigorous evidence, she provides a crucial roadmap for healthcare providers and policymakers seeking to implement effective, person-centered technological supports. Her research addresses a pressing global challenge: enabling dignified aging while reducing strain on healthcare systems. Lausund’s work stands out for its methodological rigor and practical relevance, offering clear insights into which interventions truly benefit older populations. For students and researchers in gerontology, health services, and human-computer interaction, her scholarship exemplifies how evidence can bridge innovation and compassionate care.
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